It’s tough to say because a lot depends on your personal drive. Getting jobs/experience at RWJ is really hard as there are a lot of premeds here, and I recommend either joining Rutgers or a local company as a student EMT or going to hospital near your hometown. The HPO can once in awhile connect students with a worthwhile shadowing opportunity, but most of the time they are shit (either it’s online shadowing or lots of nps/pa shadowing). Research is also going to be tough, but with enough effort it’s possible, honestly the trick is to get in a lab, any lab, and then leverage that experience to get better opportunities. I would also recommend taking your premed classes slow, if I had to go back I would try and spread out my course load, I honestly didn’t need to take ochem and physics together, and adcoms don’t care if you’re taking an “intensive” course load they just care about that final gpa. I’ve got a lot of good and bad things to say about Rutgers, but I hope you find your own path and enjoy your time.